Minnesota appeals court revives $7.2M Medicaid fraud conviction a Dem-appointed judge threw out

Source: New York Post

A conviction in a $7. 2 million Medicaid fraud case that had been thrown out by a Democrat-appointed judge last year has been revived by the Minnesota Court of Appeals. A three-judge panel on the Minnesota Court of Appeals ordered the six guilty verdicts reinstated against Abdifatah Abdulkadir Yusuf, whose healthcare firm was at the center of the fraud scandal.